Day of the Dumb II; Britain votes for the Fake Brexit
There’s not much to add to what has already been written hereabouts regarding the general election. Moreover, that its outcome was entirely predictable – so that observing the slick theatre of result-presentation (appreciated like entertainment by the moron) being put through its motions, and drawing to a conclusion already known, was tedious More...
The Jo Cox related incendiary language psyop: engineering tolerance of Fake Brexit
And so, the resurrected House of Commons spent the first day of the time it otherwise would have lost being prorogued manufacturing a scandal for a psyop. For a period now approaching a year, here at FBEL, there More...
Jo Cox incident periphery; Part Two: the BNP as cointelpro shooting gallery
Reading around the subject of National Action – as the author has had to in order to create the FBEL series on the subject – one discovers information by which one can suspect a vast operation executed More...
May fired for not delivering Fake Brexit; related to low EU election turnout figures?
On Friday 24th May, the day after the EU Election was held in Britain and Northern Ireland, the Daily Mirror and Daily Express reported that voter turnout had risen on figures for 2014: the Express called it a “shocking” More...
Local elections: UK Government, frit by low turnout, about to make another big mistake?
The Government – meaning Westminster politicians, their brethren at local level, and corporate-media – can only recognise the impact of low turnout at yesterday’s local elections in the guise of “voter More...
Newport West and the EU elections; Part Three: another charlatan claims to represent the people
Since the start of the 2015-17 Westminster parliament, there have been thirteen by-elections in the UK. Five of these have had turnouts of less than 40%. Please note, then, that just because a parliamentary constituency More...
With Brexit causing mass loss of confidence in Government, damage limitation begins (with the outright solution never mentioned)
The Daily Express commissioned a ComRes opinion poll that was conducted on January 14th and 15th, and the results could be interpreted, loosely, in the following way: while everyone thinks that Brexit has revealed More...
The case for Britain as engineer and instigator of World War I; an introduction
Writing in the margins of a communiqué that had made the scales fall from his eyes, Kaiser Wilhelm wrote this: England, France, and Russia are in league to wage a war of annihilation against us, taking the Austro-Serbian More...
No surprises as “Tommy Robinson” turns up at the Old Bailey – and a motorway service station
The Lady Justice that sits on top of the Old Bailey carries a sword in her right hand, and a pair of scales in her left. Unlike other representations, she is not blindfolded. The reader may have heard that this More...
Praetorian pantomime: inevitably, the likelihood of Salih Khater being the driver becomes an issue of doubt
Since the previous FBEL piece on the car crash in Westminster for which a suspect has now been charged with attempted murder, more evidence has been discovered, examined and found to confirm the findings already More...